3D Anatomy for the Artist

Catfish Animation Studio

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About this app

3D Anatomy for the Artist is the ultimate anatomy reference for artists, illustrators, and art students who want to master human figure drawing. Explore detailed 3D anatomical models of the skeletal and muscular system - rotate, zoom, and study every structure from any angle to understand how to draw anatomy with confidence.

Whether you are learning how to draw muscles, studying body anatomy for drawing, or looking for a reliable anatomy reference to use alongside your favorite art anatomy book, this app gives you everything you need in one place. Built for beginners and experienced artists alike, it is the ideal tool for artistic anatomy study on your smartphone or tablet.

From 3D bones and muscles to interactive pins and anatomical labels, 3D Anatomy for the Artist transforms the way you approach human anatomy drawing. Use it as a visual anatomy atlas, an anatomy diagram reference, or a complete 3D anatomy learning tool for figure drawing, body modeling, and creative posing practice.

Key Features:

- Skeletal System and Muscular System with accurate 3D modeling
- Surfaces of the skeleton with high resolution textures up to 4K
- Rotate and Zoom every model in the 3D space
- Division by regions for a clear and immediate visual of each structure
- Muscles grouped into layers, from the superficial to the deepest
- Visualization of muscle layers in multi or single mode
- Possibility to hide every single bone or muscle
- Filter feature to hide or display every system
- Intelligent rotation, automatically moves the centre of rotation for easier navigation
- Interactive Pin for visualization of the term relative to every anatomical detail
- Hide / Show interface, ideal for use on smartphones
- Muscles descriptions (origin, insertion, action), in English
- Anatomical terms available in 11 languages simultaneously

Subscribe to access premium app features. Subscription details are the following:
- Length: Weekly or yearly
- Free trial: Available only on selected subscriptions
- Your payment will be charged to your Google Play account upon confirmation of purchase
- You can manage your subscriptions and turn off auto-renewal in your Google Play Account settings after purchase
- Your subscription will automatically renew unless you cancel it at least 24 hours before the end of the current period
- The cost of renewal will be charged to your Google Play account within 24 hours prior to the end of the current subscription period
- If you cancel a subscription, it will remain active until the end of the current billing period. Auto-renewal will be disabled, but no refunds will be provided for the remaining period
- Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited upon purchasing a subscription

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Ratings and reviews

I want an app that shows me how the muscles work together and individually. This app will show you the muscles, and you can see them individually. The issue is, there is no customization. I can't see what the pectoral does if the deltoid is raised. I can't see the underlying workings of other muscles if they're in a stand still position. I paid 14.99 in hopes that it would unlock some customization. There is none. Also, there is no female model. The female form differs from the male, drawing only the male will result in a bulky female attempt. There really needs to be more to the app if your price point is $14.99.

Review based on free version Being brutally honest, I don't see the point for the pins with names. That's more useful for medical students but this is advertised for artists. It would be nice for each set of bones to be individually poseable but it seems like you can only rotate the entire section or hide individual bones. I think that covers the downsides of the free version. I haven't tried the paid version so I can't compare that one yet. I can't tell if neither version has a full skeleton.

Very useful tool with huge potential, but there is currently so much missing for artists: Figure not posable, everything is static so you can't see how muscles contract and relax. Closeups are for one side only, which makes it hard to draw the other side. Full body figure is not interactive or labelled. Male only. Figure is average size, so not so useful for drawing super heros or body builders. Otherwise quite detailed and easy to use. Only useful if willing to pay, but worth the cost.